Fulham are convinced they will be back on the goal standard on Sunday - and through to the third round of the Intertoto Cup.
The London club came up against a brick wall last week with FC Haka securing a 0-0 draw in the first leg at Craven Cottage.
Fulham left for Finland on Saturday with Greek side Egaleo awaiting the winners.
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Fulham assistant manager Christian Damiano said that Fulham will be looking to play a more effective counter-attacking game
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Assistant manager Christian Damiano said "The first match against Haka flowed in only one direction.
"We probably had 10 big chances to score during the game. But when those chances came we either missed, were very unlucky or their keeper made a great save.
"We were disappointed with the result. In the first game of any season it's normal to have some difficulties. But we will have a good opportunity to qualify for the next round on Sunday.
"Haka only played at the back. Against us they never passed, they either played a long ball or tried to push up - but they didn't create any real chances.
"This week in training we have focused on playing a better final pass and on our positioning on crosses. We are looking to play a more effective counter-attacking game."
Rookie goalkeeper Mihail Slawuta was outstanding for Haka last weekend, making a string of superb saves.
Coach Olli Huttunen said: "He has been with us for one month and played very well against Fulham.
"He is a good goalkeeper and at this moment is number one in our team."
Huttunen is aware his side will have to take the initiative tomorrow.
"We didn't create too many chances at Fulham but it was an away game and the most important thing was not to concede a goal," he said.
"I know that we will have to play well defensively in the second leg if we are to progress."